TPO 11 - Question 3
Housing Renovations Planned
Over the last ten years, the number of Central College students living on campus in dormitories has decreased by twenty percent. In an effort to counteract the trend, the college has announced a plan to renovate its on-campus housing. The renovations will take two years, and they will include improvements to the bathrooms, lighting, and heating in the dormitories. "A lot of people are moving off campus because the dorms aren‘t in great shape," explained the college president. "By renovating the dorms, we can make them more appealing than off-campus housing, and more students will choose to remain on campus."
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- TPO 42 - Question 2 Some people prefer living in a big city. Other people prefer living in the countryside, away from urban areas. Which do you think is better? Explain why using specific details in your explanation. 70
- TPO 42 - Question 1 Choose an accomplishment that required you to work very hard. Explain what the accomplishment was and why it was important to you. 50
- TPO 41 - Question 5 60
- TPO 34 - Question 6 70
- TPO 31 Question 3 63
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But I set my microphone on
But I set my microphone on the highest level and I speak loud and I hear my voices well in my computer!
if you do not hear good my voices can I write my speaking and type it too?
No, you don't need to type
No, you don't need to type them. It takes time to type. We will try to figure them out.
You may use a speaker during recording to make it more clear.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much
I try it by speaker but it is low.
But when I use my headset to hear them. sound is good.
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wrong:
the woman disagree...
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Some hesitations
Still the voice is not audible,